Mexico's Congress is on the verge of approving four dangerous constitutional amendments. They will undermine judicial independence, eliminate key human rights safeguards, reduce government transparency, and give even more power to the military. hrw.org/news/2024/08/3…

There are ways European Commission could protect refugees & truly help #Lebanon 1⃣ more economic support to Lebanon 2⃣ more resettlements places from Lebanon 3⃣ independent human rights assessment & monitoring for all migration-related cooperation Full report👇 hrw.org/news/2024/09/0…

Readers’ Recommendations in today's Daily Brief, compiled by Lisa Maier: 🔵Gaza 🔵Indonesia 🔵Uganda 🔵India 🔵Iraq 🔵Algeria Read more⤵️ trib.al/ImeXHtp

Venezuelan authorities are committing widespread human rights violations against protesters, bystanders, opposition leaders, and critics following the July presidential election. The repression is shockingly brutal. New from HRW: bit.ly/3XG9pRD

The 2017 London Grenfell Tower blaze that killed 72 people was caused by “decades of failure” by the government, the construction industry, and the companies involved, a public inquiry has found. The UK government must deliver justice.

Instead of ensuring the integrity of the Oct 6 ballot, #Tunisia's electoral commission is paving the way for Kais Saied's second term. Holding elections amid such repression makes a mockery of Tunisians’ right to participate in free & fair elections Human Rights Watch hrw.org/news/2024/09/0…

Repression in the run-up to Venezuela’s recent presidential election was severe, and it’s only gotten worse since. In today's Daily Brief, Andrew Stroehlein looks at violence versus votes in Venezuela:

Kids have a right to be safe at school. Kids have a right to be safe at school. Kids have a right to be safe at school. Kids' rights are human rights.

#Germany’s government should know better than to resume deportations to the Taliban’s #Afghanistan. Abandoning fundamental values for potential short-term political gains, is not a winning - or defensible - strategy. Read Lisa Maier’s Daily Brief: trib.al/X7pByxt

In the Quick Takes today's Daily Brief by Lisa Maier: 🔵Free Vietnam’s political prisoners 🔵Tunisia paving the way for President Saied’s second term 🔵health experts call for the end of nonconsensual surgeries on intersex children Learn more: trib.al/3m3vX4k

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Readers’ Recommendations in today's #Daily Brief: 🔵Mexico 🔵Bahrain 🔵Uganda 🔵Congo 🔵Australia 🔵US 🔵Uzbekistan 🔵Cyprus/Lebanon Read more⤵️ trib.al/cwZ97wC

At the #ParisOlympics, some North Korean athletes took a selfie with their South Korean counterparts. They are now reportedly facing intense scrutiny and possible punishment back home in North Korea. Learn more ⤵️

Each year, an estimated seven million people around the world are killed by effects from air pollution. Breathing clean air is a fundamental human right, and the realization of that right impacts us all. trib.al/55xJg9g

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